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 Motorsports is a high speed laboratory an environment where innovative
engineering, creative thinking and team building are imperative for
success.
But with a timetable that pushes both man
and machine to the limit, these skills are useless if you can't perform
fast. Multimatic originally began racing to help instill and foster
these qualities amongst its workforce.
Not only did one of Canada's largest and most successful engineering
organizations do it well, Multimatic quickly established itself as one
of Canada's in fact, the world's premier motorsport organizations.
Since its racing debut in 1992, Multimatic has run and won all over North America and across the globe.
 Closely aligned with Ford with a championship winning Ford Taurus
program from the beginning, last year Multimatic returned to the scene
of one of its greatest victories with the Crown Royal-sponsored Ford "Team of Champions".
Multimatic designed and built its
Ford Focus Daytona Prototype in 2003 and charged to victory in the
first ever race for the class with Scott Maxwell leading the driving
squad at the Rolex 24 (pictured middle).
Maxwell has played a key role in a number of Multimatic's greatest
successes.
He scored a production car championship in 1992 and also
drove with Multimatic to win the P2 class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in
2000 (pictured top) a victory that came at the team's first ever assault on the famous
French endurance classic.
 In addition to the Daytona Prototype assault on the Rolex 24 at
Daytona last year, Multimatic also launched a factory Ford Mustang FR500C assault on the
2005 Grand-Am Cup production car endurance championship. The team had a remarkable season season, winning the driver's (David Empringham), team's (Multimatic) and manufacturer's (Ford) championships.
In addition to that, Multimatic earned many other victories across the globe.
Through its premier brand of performance products and racing suspension
systems, Dynamic Suspensions, further race wins have been collected by
some of the biggest names in the business in Formula One, IRL, Champ
Cars, sports cars, touring cars, Formula 3 and other categories.
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